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Seymour
13-09-2010
I think it could be between Paul D and Peter S, they both looked rather out of it on sat night. We can but hope.
jtnorth
13-09-2010
My gut instinct says that if it's all 14 up for being voted off and no dance off a woman celeb will get the least votes.

Do you think it will be harder for the celebs with the new dancers to get votes or do you think the pro dancer doesn't make any difference?
Mystical123
13-09-2010
Originally Posted by jtnorth:
“Do you think it will be harder for the celebs with the new dancers to get votes or do you think the pro dancer doesn't make any difference?”

I think it does make a difference, although perhaps not hugely, as the established pros have fanbases of their own.

Maybe this year, with the backlash over axeing Ian, Lilia, Darren, Matt and Brian, it could make more of a difference. If the new guys stay in a few weeks, they may have a chance to make a favourable impression. A lot of the opinion following the launch show has been divided over Jared especially, it'll take some good performances to turn the public around. I think that's partly why Rav and Aliona went out so early last year. Yes, he was bad, but he wasn't as bad as Joe, the public just didn't warm quickly to Aliona either (it took me until the pro tour to really like her!), although I think she'll deservedly be much more popular this year.
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